Which medical Internet of Things (IoT) device became the first FDA-approved remote patient monitoring system for vital signs in 2010, revolutionizing home healthcare?

The Internet of Things (IoT) has revolutionized modern medicine by connecting devices that monitor, track, and deliver care. From smart pills to AI-powered diagnostic tools, medical IoT has transformed how healthcare professionals deliver treatment and how patients manage their conditions. This poll tests your knowledge about a groundbreaking medical IoT device that changed patient monitoring forever. Do you know your medical tech history?

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Philips Lifeline AutoAlert, which could detect falls and automatically call for help
Intel Health Guide PHS6000, which connected patients to healthcare providers through video conferencing and biometric data sharing
Medtronic CareLink Network, which remotely monitored implanted cardiac devices
GE Healthcare's QuietCare sensors, which tracked movement patterns in the home to detect health emergencies